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Lessons From a Bank Heist

A rash of cybercrimes exposes local, not systemic, failures.

Not guilty.

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Swift can’t do it alone.

The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, an organization that enables money transfers worldwide, has come under fire after a rash of bank hackings -- some of which bear fingerprints of nation-states including North Korea. In response, it announced this week a series of new measures aimed at protecting the global financial system from cybercrime.